The Calvert Group is lowering maximum investments in B-shares for 16 funds from $250,000 to $100,000. In late July, Calvert
updated 16 funds' prospectuses to provide investors with better guidance in buying different share classes of the funds.
Investors are advised to make any investments exceeding $100,000 in A or C shares, since sales load breakpoints apply. Investors putting more than $1,000,000 in C shares are also advised to purchase A shares thereafter.
A spokeswoman did not immediately turn a call seeking comment.
| Lower Ceilings for B-Shares |
| Funds Affected |
| Calvert Social Investment Fund (CSIF) Balanced Portfolio |
| CSIF Equity Portfolio |
| CSIF Enhanced Equity Portfolio |
| CSIF Bond Portfolio |
| Calvert Social Index Fund |
| Calvert Large Cap Growth Fund |
| Calvert Capital Accumulation Fund |
| Calvert World Values Fund (CWVF) International Equity Fund |
| Calvert New Vision Small Cap Fund |
| Calvert Income Fund |
| Calvert Short Duration Income Fund |
| Calvert Tax-Free Reserves (CTFR) Limited-Term Portfolio |
| CTFR Long-Term Portfolio |
| Calvert National Municipal Intermediate Fund |
| CTFR Vermont Municipal Fund |
| Calvert California Limited-Term Municipal Fund |
| Source: SEC filing |
 
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